Barba Negra Red Stage

Motionless In White is back to Budapest after 10 years.

Motionless In White harnessed the power of an unholy union between industrial metal dissonance, spell binding gothic pop bombast, and big screen-worthy iconography to emergeas 21st century rock’s most iconoclastic and cinematic force. 2025 promises to be a truly exciting year for the band, and we can join them for their biggest Hungarian show yet, which will take place on 15 June at Barba Negra.

A Day To Remember is back to Budapest after 11 years.

Platinum-selling rock band A Day To Remember have maintained a fierce commitment to staying true to themselves and their fans since first forming in 2003. Flipping the script and shocking the system, the Florida group recently surprise-dropped their brand new full-length record, A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, as a physical first release, making it exclusively available in vinyl and CD configurations at online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores across the country and around the world. The 12-track collection - their first since 2021's You're Welcome - will be available on streaming platforms beginning March 21.

Their track record speaks for itself, achieving one platinum album, two gold albums, one platinum single, and four gold singles. Not to mention, each full-length record ascended to #1 on the Billboard Rock, Indie, and/or Alternative Charts with 2016’s Bad Vibrations bowing at #2 on the Billboard 200. They’ve put up unprecedented numbers for a rock act in the 21st century, generating nearly 2 billion streams worldwide and sales of three million-plus units. They’ve also packed arenas on continental tours and attracted a global audience consisting of millions.

And finally, A Day To Remember will return to their Hungarian fans as well, 11 years after their Sziget Festival performance, now they will be back at Barba Negra on 16 June.

The Irish post-punk band gave one of the most impressive concerts at this year's Sziget Festival. The band has since released their new album Romance, and they announced their first headline show in Hungary on 21 June 2025 at Barba Negra.

Special guest: Jadu Heart

Molchat Doma brings their cold melodies to Barba Negra.

Molchat Doma broke the ice of obscurity with their frozen and mystical post-punk songs in 2020, when their music went viral on Bandcamp and then on TikTok. Although fans and critics of the genre had already praised the Belarusian group for their unique sound, Molchat Doma will now cool us down with their music on 26 June at Barba Negra, the band's biggest Hungarian concert to date.

After 16 years Pendulum is back to Budapest with a live show!

Pendulum is undoubtly one of the most iconic electronic music bands of all time, with their drum and bass and rock fusion music that can conjure up a thick energy both on stage and in the audience. The Australian band last played live in Budapest in 2009 and after 15 years now they will have a new album out, making their 17 October show at Barba Negra in Budapest a must-see event.

99 Luftballons singer Nena, one of the most iconic singers in German pop culture, will bring her hits spanning more than four decades to Budapest with Wir Gehören Zusammen tour on 21 October. The show, which will last over two hours, will take place at Barba Negra.

Nena is one of the most authentic singers of our time and a major artist of German pop culture. After the overwhelming success of her 45-stop Wir Gehören Zusamenn 2024 tour, which attracted 150,000 visitors in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and the Netherlands, she has now announced the next stops on her tour. The pop icon will return to Budapest after a long-long break, on 21 October at Barba Negra.

Nena's energetic stage presence is as distinctive and captivating as her voice. Audiences can expect a live show lasting over two hours, including hits and gems from Nena's vast repertoire. Songs from a career spanning more than four decades will be brought to life by a ten-piece orchestra.

With 25 million records sold worldwide, Nena is one of the most successful German artists of all time. Her music has shaped several generations of music fans and continues to represent a way of life that resonates with everyone, somewhere.

Escape from the chaos - extra Morcheeba show at Barba Negra.

Morcheeba, 30 years old this year, has always offered a kind of escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, offering listeners an island of calm. The legendary triphop group's latest album, Escape The Chaos, is due out this May and will be presented at Barba Negra in Budapest on 22 October as well.

Halestorm is ready for their first headliner show in Budapest.

Halestorm is one of the hardest touring bands, there are years when they play up to 250 shows, so we have seen them in Hungary several times, as they have been here with Three Days Grace and Black Veil Brides, but they will also warm up for Iron Maiden. Now, the dynamic band is finally preparing for their own Budapest show on 6 November at Barba Negra.

Wolf Alice comes to Budapest with their new album.

Wolf Alice will release their new album, The Clearing, at the end of August, which will be the guitar-pop band's fourth full-length, a classic rock album inspired by the '70s but very much about the present. And with the release of the new album, the band has also announced a world tour, including Wolf Alice's first headliner show in Budapest on 11 November at Barba Negra.

New date for the Guano Apes concert.

The Guano Apes have postponed their Free The Monkey tour, which was originally scheduled to take place this November at Barba Negra. However, the new date for the Budapest concert has now been confirmed.

After a double sold-out show, the Norwegian twins Marcus & Martinus will return to Budapest next year with a brand new and spectacular show on 5 February at Barba Negra.